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Kildare Death Notices for today: Tuesday, April 6
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Men in the middle
Without a referee, there can be no game. (Pic: Philip Fitzpatrick/Sportsfile)
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With news of a return to club activities, thoughts turn to the season ahead. In a special feature this week Michael McMullan looks at those who take up the whistle. Football referee Paddy Devlin and hurling whistler Micky Quigg talk about their experiences.
So you think you can do better? Put your whistle where your mouth is. Those words struck a chord with Micky Quigg. As Derry GAA s Facebook post came calling for new referees, Quigg thought he could do better.
Dairy Focus: Milking 160 cows on the Wild Atlantic Way
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Deaths in Kilkenny, Good Friday, April 2, 2021
Rest in peace
The late Maura Coady (née Doran)
The death has occurred of Maura Coady (née Doran), Moonarch, Callan, Kilkenny. Peacefully on Thursday, April 1, in the exceptional care of nurses and staff at Castlecomer District Hospital, Kilkenny. Predeceased by her husband Jimmy and her brother Noel. Deeply regretted and sadly missed by her loving family, son PJ, daughter-in-law Elaine, grandchildren Aisling, Sarah and Éabha, brothers Kieran, John Joe and Matt, sisters Breda, Margaret, Sheila, Patsy and Brenda, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, relatives, neighbours, family and friends.
Due to the current Level 5, HSE and Government restrictions, Maura’s Funeral will take place privately (for 10 family members only). There will be an opportunity for the community to support the family and remember Maura by being present, socially distanced, on Saturday morning, en route from Molloy’s Funeral Home, Callan to The
Noah, 4, inspires Limerick garda to run a marathon for Little Blue Heroes
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DAVID Stapleton has never met Noah Quish but the little boy’s bravery has inspired him to run a marathon on his 42nd birthday.
The former Limerick U-21 All-Ireland winner in 2000 and Doon hurler is more than half way through his training. The Castleconnell-based garda will be lacing up his trainers for the 26 mile challenge on May 24.
Like many of us he found himself at a bit of a loose end after Christmas due to Covid restrictions.
“I was saying, ‘What will I do with myself?’ I got this idea that I would run a marathon and raise some money for charity,” said David.
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